Weird Short Film of the Day

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It's good to start the day off by reading a puppet/clown/dream/dark passage of the day or a couple of quirk classics, but how about a short film?
I remember how I used to collect short horror films I have seen during horror film festivals and how difficult it was to find any of them online. Now with YouTube, that's a different story.
So from now on, whenever you watch a surreal/bizarre/ghostly/Ligottian horror short, which you feel is worth sharing with fellow Ligottians, don't forget about this thread.

Here is today's weird short film of the day from me:
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I posted this in the past but i thought it would be useful to post it again to this thread.

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Thank you, Ligeia and rresmini for these great shorts!

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My first avatar at TLO was a still from this film.

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About a month ago Cyril Tourneur started a post for E. Elias Merhige's Din of Celestial Birds. Merhige's abstract piece of work would fit perfectly here. As would the Piotor Dumala's "destructive animations" thread you introduced. Amazing work all around from Yellowish Haze.

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and trailer for director Steve Daniels' newest short which won the award for Best Short Film at the 2009 HP Lovecraft FILM Festival 2009

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Dead Shadow (1980) by Andrzej Klimowski
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Here is an interesting claymation from 1968 with a grim concept:

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director Dominic Hailstone:

60 second surreal clip:
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the eel:
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similar aesthetic to some of Chris Cunningham's Aphex Twin visuals.
 
Nacho Cerda's magnificent "Genesis":

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This is a great piece of work. It also appears on the US dvd of Aftermath along with an earlier short. Also enjoyed his film the abandoned, which seems most people are lukewarm about.

Keeping this in Spain - the short films of Jaume Balaguero.
Bear in mind these are "not suitable for minors." Sexuality, violence, you know the deal.

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Cerda is indeed a very talented director. I agree about The Abandoned. I cannot understand the low ratings. I remember starting this thread at TLO, just after watching it.

Here is The Awakening, which I'm actually posting at TLO for the second time.
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"With Words and Cake" is a little film about what to do when you're home alone on your birthday night. Blending elements from the classic Bolex, stop-motion animation, digital compositing, and percussion derived from kitchen utensils, Bay Area heroes Faun Fables sing and dance their way through the baking of a cake.


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A great short which i post for the second time here.


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ever wonder about grandma? "she's a survivor, that one."

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